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A Lockheed T-33A project has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):
for sale a 1954 Lockheed T-33A Project airplane. It is not flyable and is being sold for parts or static display. It does include all the parts for a flyable plane with an extra engine. This plane should be in a museum or parted out. Many saleable parts.
There are no guns, arms or powered seats with this plane. Ebay doesn’t like military planes listed. It is just a museum piece or an assortment of parts. Below is information on the history of the plane and information on the parts: 1954 Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star. Registered as Lockheed/Keasler LT-33 N330TR. License as Experimental NOT Experimental/Exhibition. This is a restoration project. It is 80% completed and have 105% of the parts. Many extra parts and a second engine. All work has been done by an award winning aircraft builder that was a T-33 instructor with 650 hours in the T-33. All restoration work beautifully done with 20% remaining. This plane is truly a piece of history that needs to be preserved. Sale includes all parts and support equipment… Details: Engine J-33-35 “0” time SHS, Wing NAS Pensacola “0” time, Landing gear rebuilt new bushing, seals etc. Horizontal Stab NOS “0” time. Rudder-rebuilt. Elevator-rebuilt. Dive Brake-rebuilt. Brakes-New Calipers-rest rebuilt. Aileron boost-rebuilt. A/C Cycle Machine-rebuilt (new). Wired for 6 dry 12V batteries.
The aircraft is located in Mt. Pleasant, Texas and is currently available for US $75,000, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes a number of additional photos.
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